Part 2 of season 6 premieres on July 11, 2022, but arrives on Brazilian Netflix on the 12th
[Atenção: o texto abaixo contém spoilers de Better Call Saul]
A few days before the launch of Part 2 from the sixth season of Better Call Saulspin-off of the acclaimed series breaking badthe series won a mysterious trailer, in which the protagonist Jimmy McGill/Saul Goodmanplayed by Bob Odenkirkconfronts a secret threat.
It is worth remembering as in “Plan and Execution,” Season 6’s seventh episode (last before hiatus), Jimmy and Kim (Rhea Seehorn) witnessed Lalo Salamanca (Tony Dalton) to kill Howard (Patrick Fabian) cold blood. The chapter ended with a hook, after Lalo invite the couple for a conversation after the murder.
In the preview, the protagonist says, “I’m not your friend. And if you get greedy and decide to come back for more, don’t [venha].” However, the trailer did not show with whom Jimmy makes this dialogue, but there are great chances of being Lalo. Watch below:
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—Better Call Saul (@BetterCallSaul) June 28, 2022
The return of the sixth season of Better Call Saul takes place on July 11, 2022 with the release of the eighth episode, which arrives in the catalog of Netflix Brazilian in the early hours of the 12th, Tuesday.
Bryan Cranston Had ‘Surreal’ Experience Filming Better Call Saul
Bryan Cranston made television history by playing Walter White in the five seasons of the acclaimed breaking badseries that won the spin-off Better Call Saul in 2015. In the second half of the sixth (and final) season of the series starring Bob Odenkirk, Cranston will reprise the iconic role – and talked about the “surreal” experience in filming.
In addition to Better Call Saulthe actor also played Walter White in El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019), film starring Aaron Paulinterpreter of Jesse Pinkman, that takes place after the events of breaking bad.
“It was surreal. Aaron Paul and I need to coordinate our schedules to ensure we are available when [Better Call Saul] was in production,” said Bryan Cranston to Radio Times. “So a year ago, in April, that’s when we filmed. Since we shot it in a separate section, I don’t know which episode it’s in. [minha participação]. Because it wasn’t done in order.”
“We were taken to New Mexico secretly and they created this blanket of privacy – we were immediately sent to a house in the Airbnb we weren’t allowed to leave,” he continued. “There were all these things going on, it was exciting! But also a secret and we kept it a secret for a year.”
And then when [a sexta temporada de] Better Call Saul debuted, they announced our appearances, and Aaron and I said, ‘Oh well, I guess we can talk about that now!’
Source: Rollingstone
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